CanCell, Cantron and Protocel (Sheridan’s formula)

A young New York surgeon in the 1890s noticed that some patients seemed to get better after a high fever, and spent the rest of his life trying to recreate it. His idea was pushed aside for decades, and then modern science came back to it. This is the story, told from both sides.

A peptide from the honeybee's sting tore through aggressive cancer cells in a laboratory dish within an hour — and the headline went around the world. Here's what the research actually found, why the leap from the lab is so hard, and what bee-sting therapy has cost some people.